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Don't say bye is the book in which people often left there question unanswered and they just shut the topic there only and then they say bye to it we even see that here from the people that our dear ones while they go they say bye but we want them to stay little longer with us
About the book: The book zivah: the light in the darkness title was kept because in the our morden world in every 8 out of 10 percent people are Suffering from anxiety and depression the main theme of the book is why sometimes happiness leads to darkness , or some times being silent is appropriate our co- authors has penned down there write-ups beautifull
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"The Father's Embrace: Journey of Love and Legacy," compiled by Samyak Umag, is a touching anthology featuring the heartfelt expressions of 30 diverse authors sharing their profound emotions about their fathers. Each narrative paints a unique portrait of the father-child relationship, exploring the intricacies of love, lessons learned, and the enduring legacy passed down through generations. Through a mosaic of voices and experiences, the anthology serves as a collective tribute to the universal and timeless bond between fathers and their children. The compilation captures the essence of familial connections, offering readers a mosaic of emotions and insights into the profound impact of paternal love and guidance.
College life is a transformative journey, a kaleidoscope of experiences that shape one's character and future. It's a tapestry woven with a blend of academic pursuits, personal growth, and lifelong friendships. From the nerve-wracking first day to the bittersweet farewell, every step is a lesson, every challenge an opportunity. In lecture halls, minds expand as professors impart knowledge, and in dorm rooms, friendships are forged that withstand the test of time. Late-night study sessions, campus events, and spontaneous adventures become the threads binding individuals into a vibrant community. College life is a delicate balance between independence and responsibility, a period where self-discovery is as crucial as the curriculum. It's about finding passions, pursuing dreams, and learning as much outside the classroom as within. The memories created during these years linger, fostering nostalgia for a time of freedom, growth, and unbridled possibility.
Moon Eye is an anthology by Vaidehi Sawant and Samyak Umang with the sub-theme of falling in love. This book is a compilation of stories, and poems that depict various aspects of love including fusion, passion, first sight, longing, non-reciprocated and lost love and many more. Every story in Moon Eye has a different view of love and relationships, giving the readers a hint of what lies beyond the relationship issues normally associated with love. Multi-voiced and provoking to think, this anthology will be interesting to anyone who has felt the force of love – passionate, stormy, and inspiring.
"Unleash Potential, Embrace Life: In the pursuit of a thriving and balanced life, I resolve to open doors to new adventures that contribute to my overall well-being, both in my career and love life. To maintain a healthy lifestyle, I commit to regular exercise, mindful eating, and prioritizing mental health. Simultaneously, I'll invest in my professional growth, seeking opportunities that align with my passion and skill set. In my career, I will set clear goals, continuously learn, and adapt to challenges, ensuring a path towards a settled and fulfilling professional life. In matters of the heart, I'll be open to new connections, communicate honestly, and nurture meaningful relationships, creating a foundation for a stable and loving love life. By embracing these adventures, I aim to create a harmonious blend of personal and professional success, fostering a life rich in joy, love, and accomplishment."
This brilliant and revolutionary theory of multiple intelligences reexamines the goals of education to support a more educated society for future generations. Howard Gardner’s concept of multiple intelligences has been hailed as perhaps the most profound insight into education since the work of Jerome Bruner, Jean Piaget, and even John Dewey. Here, in The Disciplined Mind, Garner pulls together the threads of his previous works and looks beyond such issues as charters, vouchers, unions, and affirmative action in order to explore the larger questions of what constitutes an educated person and how this can be achieved for all students. Gardner eloquently argues that the purpose of K–12 edu...
A brilliantly imaginative, illustrated recreation of an 1890s Los Angeles pocket guide, or "Sporting Guide," to the brothels of the day. Los Angeles, 1897, When Vice Ruled The City Long before the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, Los Angeles was a city where dreamers from all over the world came to make their fortunes—where a madam named Pearl Morton entertained the most powerful politicians and entrepreneurs inside her namesake brothel. In a series of haunting, interlinked stories set in the period, author and filmmaker Liz Goldwyn re-creates a “sporting guide”—a secret diary and guidebook of the best brothels and prostitutes in the city. In this world a hushed conversation inside a ...